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Question 1
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The most important executive powers are
 
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Question 2
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The governor's veto can be overridden by
 
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The item veto is used
 
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Executive clemency powers include
 
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The governor appoints
 
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The governor's cabinet
 
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The lieutenant governor
 
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The plural executive
 
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The Secretary of State is responsible for
 
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The state's Attorney General
 
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The state treasurer
 
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Some of the boards with gubernatorial appointees include
 
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